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QUARTERLY BULLETINA- Office of the AS(Trg) & CAO, Ministry of Defence

S.No. DIVISION

PAGE No.

1. COMPUTER

- 02

2. TRAINING, COORDINATION & WELFARE

- 05

3. OPEN PAGE - 09

4. PERSONNEL - 14

5. RAJBHASHA - 17

6. GENERAL - 19

VOL.VII No. 4

IN THIS ISSUE

OCTOBER - DECEMBER 2005

HAPPY NEW YEAR

PERFORMANCE OF AFHQ/ISOs EMPLOYEES IN THE

INTER MINISTRY AQUATIC MEET 2005-06

S No. Names (Shri/Smt/Kum) Events Position

1. Manoj Sharma 200 M Breast Stroke (Men) 3rd

2. PK Mondol 200 M Butterfly (Men) 3rd

3. PK Mondol 100 M Butterfly (Men) 3rd

4. Rajender Kumar 50 M Free Style (Vet) 2nd


6. AV Gaur 100 M Back Stroke (Men) 3rd

7. RC Prashar 50 M Butter Fly (Vet) 1st

8. PS Punder 50 M Butter Fly (Vet) 2nd

9. PK Mondal 200 M Individual Medley (Men) 2nd


11. AV Gaur 400 M Free Style (Men) 3rd

12. Rajender/Manoj/ VK Tewari/Rajender 4 X 100 M Medley Relay (Men) 3rd

13. AFHQ Team Water Polo Runner Up

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CONGRATULATIONS !

In the All India Civil Service Swimming Championship held at Hyderabad, the following AFHQ employees performed creditably : -

(a) Sh PK Mondol - Water Polo Runner up (b) Sh Manoj Sharma - Water Polo Runner Up


INTER MINISTRY CULTURAL EVENTS 2005-06

S No. Names (Shri/Smt/Kum) Events Position

1. AK Tomar Hindustani Vocal (Classical) 1st

2. SL Chandel Hindustani Light 3rd

3. Mangat Ram Folk Song (Solo) 1st

4. S Nandakumar Carnatic Song (Classical) 3rd

5. S Somanchi Carnatic Song (Light) 2nd

6. AK Tomar & Party Folk Song (Gp) 1st

7. Pankaj Vishal Instrumental Music (Classical) 2nd

8. Shipra Vashisht Western Dance 1st

9. Varsha Sood Western Dance 2nd

10. Sarita Navjot Puri & Party Folk Dance (Gp) 1st

11. Shipra Vashisht Folk Dance (Solo) 1st 12. Drama

Best Actress - Poonam Sharma Best Supporting Actress - Navjot Puri Second Prize in production, direction, supporting actress and best play. Third Prize in lead actor, supporting actress and supporting actor.

CONGRATULATIONS !

Shri HK Sharma and KB Bharadwaj of Army Headquarters won the Veteran Doubles in the Inter Ministry Badminton Championship.



INTER MINISTRY ATHLETIC MEET 2005-06

S No. Names (Shri/Smt/Kum) Item Position

1. Shamsher Singh Triple Jump Long Jump

1st 3rd

2. Mahavir Singh 3000 Mts 1500 Mts

2nd 3rd

3. Dharam Singh Triple Jump Javelin Throw

3rd 3rd

4. TK Rawat 100 Mts (Vet) 110 Mts Hurdles

1st 3rd

5. Onkar Sharma 100 Mts (Vet +50) 400 Mts Walk Shot Put (Vet)

1st 1st 2nd

6. VK Dhyani Discus (Vet) Hammer Throw

1st 2nd

7. Raj Singh Shot Put (Vet) 1st

8. RK Kapil 1500 Mts (Vet) 3rd

9. Suresh Dagar Hammer Throw 3rd

10. Poonam Sharma 100 Mts (Vet) Shot Put (Vet) 100 Mts

1st 1st 2nd

11. Amrit Varsha Kohli 200 Mts (Vet) 200 Mts Javelin Throw

1st 2nd 3rd

12. Charanjit Kaur 400 Mts 200 Mts (Vet)

2nd 2nd

13. SPB Menon Discus Throw Shot Put

2nd

3rd

14. Sarita 100 Mts 200 Mts 400 Mts

3rd 3rd 3rd


CONGRATULATIONS !

AFHQ/ISOs Chess Team has finished as 1st Runner Up in the Inter Ministry Chess Championship 2005 – 2006. Sh Rajesh Kumar, Sr Translator won the first prize for the second board. In the Blitz event, Sh Rajeev Kumar, Jr Translator got third position.

AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE

The following three sections have been adjudged the best three

sections in the annual ‘Awards for Excellence’ competition in CAO’s Office for the year 2004-2005 :-

1st CAO/E-1(B) 2nd CAO/DD 3rd CAO/A-6 All the AOs and members of staff working in the above three

sections were given cash awards. Apart from cash awards the following officer/members of staff

have also been awarded certificates for their exemplary contribution towards the job assigned to them :-

(a) Smt Anita Kumari, AO - CAO/DD (b) Sh Krishan Kumar, Asstt - CAO/DD (c) Sh GS Bhandari, Asstt - CAO/E-1(B) (d) Sh JL Yadav, Asstt - CAO/E-1(B) (e) Sh RS Bisht, UDC - CAO/A-6 (f) Sh Ravinder Kumar Narula, LDC - CAO/A-6

CONGRATULATIONS !

In the Inter Ministry Table Tennis Tournament 2005-2006 Smt Chitra Gupta was the Winner in the Women Singles and Mixed Doubles events and Smt Poonam Sharma was the runner-up in Women Singles.


VIRUSES – THREAT TO COMPUTERS

- By B Seshadri, CRD Cell

Life, as we know, would be crippled without computers. From the basic communication, finances, data management and to even medical science, computers control just about everything that life in a modern society depends upon. But unfortunately great breakthroughs are often followed by people who are hell-bent on bringing it all down. These people only see loopholes of an innovation in technology and will go to any lengths to exploit it. These are the very people who create viruses. A computer virus can be defined as an executable program capable of infecting other computer programs by modifying them to include a copy of itself. By infecting programs, these viruses are capable of spreading through an entire network of computers, infecting every machine that is incapable of protecting itself. During this process it could do a world of damage to our computer which could cost us dear. Perhaps the most dreaded computing experiencing for all computer experts is when we find that our PC has been infected by a virus. More often than not we end up wasting precious time trying to undo the damage caused.

Based on infecting pattern, viruses can be categorized into following categories :

(a) File Viruses : These viruses are pieces of code that attach themselves to executable files, drives files or compressed files and are activated when the host program is run. Most file viruses spread by loading themselves into memory and looking for any other programs located on the drive. (b) Boot Sector Viruses : These viruses affects the boot sector of hard disk which is a very crucial part of the computer. These type of viruses does not affect the files, instead it affects the disks that contain them. During the old days when programs were carried around in floppies, these viruses spread like wild fire. (c) Multipartite Viruses: These viruses are a combination of boot sector and file viruses. These viruses come through infected media and reside in memory. Later they move to the boot sector from where they infect the executable files and spread across the systems. (d) Macro Viruses : These viruses are created using certain applications or programs that contains macros while include Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Corel Draw, Ami Pro etc. Since these are written in a language of the application and not in that of an operating system, these are platform

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independent and can spread between Windows, Mac and any other system as long as they are running the required application. (e) Network Viruses : These kind of viruses are proficient in quickly spreading across Local Area Network (LAN) or even over the internet. Normally these are spread through shared resources such as drives and folders. Once it infects, it searches for potential targets by searching the network for other vulnerable systems. (f) Email Viruses : An email virus could be a form of macro virus that spread itself to all the contacts located in the hosts email address book. If any of the e-mail recipients open the attachment of the infected mail, it spreads to the new host’s address book contacts and then proceeds to send itself to all the contacts in the host’s address book as well.

Besides the types of viruses mentioned above, there are other types/variants that are doing rounds and causing a serious headache to the computer experts. These include Trojan horses, Remote Access Trojans, Password sending Trojans, Key loggers, FTP Trojans, Spy ware, Worms etc. The problem about these computer viruses is that unless your anti-virus program tells you about it, you are not aware that your computer is infected. However, here are a few symptoms to look out for :-

The computer runs very slow and it takes a long time to start. Out of memory error appears even though you have plenty of RAM. Windows restarts unexpectedly. A partition completely disappears. Windows will not start because certain critical system files are not found. Strange dialog boxes or message boxes appear on the screen. Programs that used to run smoothly now stop responding frequently. Your anti-virus program is disabled for no reason and it cannot be

restarted. The attachment which you opened recently has a double extension such

as .jpg .vbs or .gif .exe

The above symptoms are never a sure shot sign of a virus infection. There could always be a software glitch or a loose data cable or even more, compatibility issues that could be causing such errors.

Not even the best anti-virus software can protect you from disasters if we are not careful about certain things. Even though you are not paranoid about security, you should always take the following precautions for safe computing :-

Use a firewall if you have an ‘always on’ Internet connection. Turn off file sharing on your PC if you don’t need it.

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Don’t open attachments when you receive e-mails from unknown sources.

Update your windows operating system regularly using Autopatcher facility which is available for free on the internet.

Always install the latest service packs for the Microsoft Programs. These packs can be downloaded for free from www.microsoft.com or can be found on the CDs supplied free with computer magazines.

Preferably install anti-virus software that has the facility to updating the anti-virus definitions. Some of the popular anti-virus software that have this facility include Norton Anti Virus Suite, McAfee Virus Scan, Trend Micro PC-llin, Panda Platinum Anti-Virus Systems, Avast!4 Home edition etc.

If your anti-virus program has the facility to make bootable CD/Restore disks, take time off to make one of those and keep it handy.

You can also contribute your bit towards a computer virus free world is you

are alert and follow the steps listed below as a precautionary measure :-

If your computer is infected by a virus and is connected to a network, unplug the network cable from the computer.

Advise users of the other computers on the network to scan their machines just to make sure that the virus hasn’t spread already .

Do not share CD/DVDs that were burnt on the infected PCs without scanning them for viruses first.

Keep the above points in mind and enjoy being a part of virus free computer

world.

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KALYANI

Applications for Merit Scholarships to students of Class X and XII are hereby invited from the active members of Kalyani. Members who are desirous of applying for Merit Scholarship may submit their applications in prescribed format along with attested copies of mark sheets of Class X or Class XII as the case may be, to AFHQ Cadres Kalyan Nidhi Society (Kalyani), C/o Section Officer, CAO/MDDS, Room No. 22, L-1 Block, Church Road, New Dellhi – 110 001 latest by 28 Feb 2006. (Tele – 23092219)

PROMISES OF THE NEW YEAR

- By RK Verma, DRDO HQrs

At the dawn of every New Year I sit up and think, time and again; How to play my cards this year So that the maximum be my gain

I chalk out new strategies and make new equations I foresee my achievements as an expert astrologer; I plan my resources with utmost precautions So that in the New Year I may not be a loser.

I know that the New Year will not be a bed of roses Rather it will be full of challenges, full of adventures; As it has always been for the poor masses, But I would not give up, like backbenchers.

The New Year may or may not turn out as I expect But I will allow it not to mould my chosen course; With an iron will, I shall make it to a committee of select And will grant the evils their due, i.e. divorce.

Like bad workmen I shall not abuse my tools I will carve out with them the finest specimens; Which will become the envy of even the best schools And will make them strong so as to withstand great pains.

My resources are limited no doubt But I will burn mid-night oil and will not stop; As firm is my will and the courage stout After all, I know that a Hillary would reach the Everest’s top.

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SHARE BLOOD – SHARE LIFE

- By Bishnupada Goldar, CAO(C&W)

With the development of medical sciences the need of blood transfusion is increasing by leaps and bounds. Blood is normally required to be transfused in the following cases :

• Anaemia • Major Surgical Operation • Accidents resulting in considerable blood loss • Cancer patients requiring therapy • Women in childbirth and new born babies in certain cases • Patients of hereditary disorders like Haemophilia and Thalassaemia • Severe burn victims

There is no substitute for human blood. Blood is not manufactured in a

factory and animal blood cannot be transfused to human being. Artificial/ synthetic blood is still in research stage. Even if tomorrows science can come out with artificial blood, it will be a very costly item for a country like India. The basic blood science is as under :-

Blood Plasma (55%) Cell (45%) Water (92%) Salts and other items (8%) RBC WBC Platelets

Presence of Red Blood Corpuscles (RBC) in blood is 45 lakh to 85 lakh per cubic millimetre and life span of the same is 120 days. In case of White Blood Corpuscles (WBC) it is 4500 to 8500 per cubic millimetre and life span of the same varies from 02 to 20 days for different types of WBC. Life span of platelets is upto 02 days and its presence is 1.5 lakh to 3 lakh per cubic millimetre.

Blood can be obtained either from blood banks or from friends/ relatives of the patients which is known as replacement donation. Since patients coming for treatment from distant places are not accompanied with friends and relatives, replacement donation of blood is not always possible. We can voluntarily donate blood in any blood bank after every three months. Thus we can make the blood banks full of blood for all times.

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If a man is requested to donate blood, he makes lame excuses that he is already under weight. On the other hand he demands that he also needs blood. But it is a totally wrong conception. Volume of blood in human body depends on the weight of a person. Normally a healthy man has roughly at least 76 ml of blood per kilogram of his body weight, whereas this amount is 66 ml of blood per kilogram of body weight in case of a woman. 50 ml of blood per kg of body weight in the circulation system is more than sufficient for performing normal routine work. Hence, the automatic deduction is that men have 26 ml/kg and women have 16 ml/kg of blood in the circulation system as surplus or factor of safety. It has been scientifically established that if 08 ml of blood per kg of one’s body weight is donated, no harm is done to the body mechanism in any way. Further, there is no chance of contacting blood communicable diseases like AIDs by donating blood, since disposable sets are used. In India one must have a body weight 45 kg or more for donating blood. So a healthy man of 45 kg can donate 45 X 8 = 360 ml of blood. But in our country not more than 350 ml of blood is collected from a donor. So we can now calculate how much blood is having in our own body, how much of that is required for normal circulation and how much blood is surplus. The liquid part of the donated blood is made up automatically within 2 days and cells are completely replenished within 21 days. For recuperation of the donated blood, no additional nutritious food, rest, medicine or tonic is needed. The gap between two donations should be at least 90 days or three months. A healthy person aged between 18 – 60 can donate 58 ltrs and 800 ml of blood in 168 times during his life time. So let us donate blood at a regular interval without any fear.

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WEBSITE OF CAO’s OFFICE

The website of CAO’s office is being hosted at www.caomod.nic.in. The website contains information on charter of duties of all sections of CAO’s office, allotment of service accommodation, CPIOs appointed under the Right to Information Act 2005 etc.

W ILL IT? WON’T IT?

(An ode to Murphy’s Law)

- By Prasanth Menon, CAO/P-1

When you live alone, you tend to develop strange habits! I too have one. Sitting on my bed, every time I fling an empty coke can at the dustbin, I make a wish! If the can lands inside the bin, the wish will come true and if doesn’t, the wish will not.

That’s when life reveals how cruel it can be. Every time I desperately

want a wish to come true, the coke can lands – as a rule – outside the bin! And on occasions when I absentmindedly fling it, it lands – as a rule again, - straight into the bin! All I can say is LIFE LOVES TO NEEDLE YOU IN DESPERATE MOMENTS!!

…And that is what Murphy’s Law is all about. It is simply a supposed

law of nature…to the effect that ‘anything that can go wrong, will go wrong…’ or simply said, that which should not happen will happen and that which should happen will not! Interesting isn’t it?

I remember those desperate moments I spent at the bus-stop waiting

for a bus to CP …but all the buses that came along then would be bound for South Extension. Then there were days when I had to be in South Extension in the next 30 minutes, but all the buses that came along would be bound for CP.

Life’s scheming ways do not end there. The delicious smells from my

neighbour’s kitchen hit my nostrils only when I am hungry and there’s nothing in my kitchen and when I am too lazy to work. And the days I have a full stomach, the neighbours don’t seem to be cooking at all!

Now don’t tell me, it’s hunger that makes one’s nostrils pick-up the

smell. Ok! But how do you explain this thing with the phone? The days I’m at home, bored out of my mind, and itching for a conversation, the cell refuses to tinkle! I keep checking the screen for any missed calls or SMSes, but there are none! I then click and see whether the incoming calls are barred or not, but that can’t be… coz, I just got a message from 123 asking me as to whether I needed a particular ‘personal loan’ or not…!! And then there are evenings when I am busy at my office discussing with my colleagues, and everybody who knows me, suddenly remembers to call me. Have you ever wondered why you receive the maximum number of phone calls when you are either taking a shower or having your food??!!

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Think, you are in a movie house, it always happens that people

coming in to watch the movie after the show has started…always come and sit on the rows in front of you, blocking your view of the screen just when favourite hero is delivered a thrilling punch!

The examples are many. So I’ll now end with the most recent and

the spookiest! I begin my mornings with a walk in the nearby park where I used to

run into this petite beauty! Her frizzy hair made her look like a Greek Goddess! I often thought of striking a conversation with her, but the stern gaze she gave me from behind her frameless lenses, made me abandon the idea! She’d haunt me for the rest of the day, and till the next morning, but who would like to begin the day with a snub? So I let it be…!!!

Then one day I went on a holiday after almost a year and visited a

place called McLeodganj, stayed there in a Buddhist Monastery where they thought you art like Zen and Kaizen and told you things like why it is good to be a celibate and how one should treat every woman in this planet as you would treat your mother…!

My purification went on for about three weeks, before I returned to

real life and set out on my morn walk with a renewed vigor. In the park, someone squealed from behind “Hey! Hi! Where have you been so long? “. It was the frizzy haired girl, and this time around, she wasn’t sporting her glasses either!

I got the lesson…WHEN YOU WANT SOMETHING, DON’T WANT

IT. Life will give it to you on a platter then!!! Epilogue: These days we both jog in the same direction. And

yesterday, the frizzy haired girl asked me… “Have I not added fat?”. I was about to say “No”. But I thought, she might either not believe me, or think, I am not paying enough attention to notice anything about her….Now if I say “Yes”, she might still not believe me, or I might be faced with more questions that tests my patience…Like “Where have I put on weight?” “Why is this running around the park is not yielding anything?” and so on. So I decided to answer her diplomatically. I thought of saying “Dear, you’ve not only kept your figure, but you’ve added so much to it!” or else I could say “Le vie a ses raisons, que la raisen ne connait points” …”The life has its

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reasons, of which, reason knows nothing….” …I finally said this to her…which is in no way related to what she had asked me…!!!

POSTING/TRANSFER

The following officers have been posted to new offices Sr. No. Name(Shri/Smt/Km) From To

JOINT DIRECTOR 1. N Mariappan MS Br. CAO 2. NK Phukan NDC Course MS Br.

JOINT DIRECTOR (IN-SITU)/DY. DIRECTOR

1. M Sethuramalingam Deputation NHQ 2. Rubi Adhikari Sehgal Leave Air HQ 3. V Vijay Shankar AG Br. CAO 4. Gautam Ray NIFM Course GS Br. 5. KV Shankar NIFM Course Air HQ

SECTION OFFICER 1. BK Akhouri Air HQ E-in-C Br. 2. Surinder Nath DGDE GS Br. 3. Shakuntala Nagarajan Deputation GS Br. 4. Akarshan Singh Fresh Recruitment E-in-C Br. 5. Aslam Khan Fresh Recruitment CAO

PROMOTION

Sr. No. Name(Shri/Smt/Km) From To

SECTION OFFICER to DEPUTY DIRECTOR

1. JA Parambil E-in-C Br. NHQ 2. Hawa Singh AG Br. AG Br. 3. RS Mehta AG Br. AG Br. 4. MS Chopra GS Br. Air HQ 5. Jagdish Singh DGDE QMG Br. 6. Jawahar Lal NHQ NHQ 7. Pooran Chand GS Br. DGAFMS 8. BR Tantubai MS Br. GS Br. 9. Man Singh QMG Br. NHQ

10. VB Challiah MS Br. AG Br. 11. GN Chauhan AG Br. QMG Br. 12. DV Singh AG Br. NHQ 13. Ashok Kumar MGO Br. MGO Br. 14. Raj Kumar MGO Br. JCB 15. Bir Singh Air HQ GS Br.

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16. Anjan Sikdar CAO GS Br. 17. Mohinder Singh MS Br. AG Br. 18. Puran Chand Air HQ Air HQ 19. RS Mehra GS Br. GS Br. 20. VD Meena AG Br. QMG Br. 21. Nang Doupau Air HQ Air HQ 22. Aaron Pamei NHQ AG Br.

PPS to Sr PPS

1. OP Khurana GS Br. AG Br. 2. YP Sareen GS Br. GS Br. 3. GD Sindwani NHQ NHQ 4. Yashpal Arora GS Br. MS Br. 5. VP Oberoi NHQ NHQ 6. KN Chandrababu GS Br. GS Br. 7. Khairati Lal Batra DGDE DGQA 8. Tilak Raj Sethi MGO Br. DRDO 9. MP Chabbra GS Br. GS Br. 10. Mohan Lal AG Br. DGDE 11. Vijay Bala GS Br. Air HQ 12. Amrit Kaur Air HQ Air HQ 13. Daulat Ram Air HQ Air HQ

PS to PPS (Ad-hoc)

1. Parshottam Lal NHQ NDC 2. S Lalitha Devi MS Br. GS Br. 3. Rajni Kant MS Br. Air HQ 4. Raj Kumar AG Br. GS Br. 5. HK Sharma NHQ MGO Br. 6. Pradeep Sharma NHQ NHQ

PA to PS

1. BK Shori GS Br. GS Br. 2. Chander Prakash Deputation Deputation 3. C Ravi Chandran PMO Deputation 4. VS Ramachandran CAO Deputation

PA to PS (Temporary basis)

1. Vijay Prakash Singh GS Br. DGQA 2. Raj Kumar GS Br. MS Br. 3. Ami Lal GS Br. NHQ

STA to JRO 1. Dheer Singh SI Dte. SI Dte. JRO to RO 1. D Jayachandran SI Dte. SI Dte.

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PROGRAMMER to SENIOR SYSTEM ANALYST

1. T Swaminathan ADG IT ADG IT

SENIOR MAP CURATOR to CHIEF MAP CURATOR

1. Vipin Mathura MO-GSGS MO-GSGS ASSISTANT to SECTION OFFICER

1. Rajendra Parkash Saini MGO MGO 2. Naresh Chander DGDE QMG 3. Sebastian Srampickal Air HQ Air HQ 4. Jagmohan Bhandari AG Br. AG Br. 5. Sudhir Bhatia DGQA DGDE 6. Ramesh Kumar Manchanda E-in-C Br. E-in-C Br. 7. Vijay Kumar E-in-C Br. MGO Br. 8. BU Tirkey Air HQ Air HQ 9. Rampal Meena NHQ NHQ 10. US Meena Air HQ Air HQ 11. BL Mawar GS Br. GS Br. 12. G Thang Khen Mang MGO Br. DGDE 13. Jam Thian Mung NHQ GS Br. 14. Thangzariek DGAFMS AG Br.

DEPUTATION Sr No. Name(Sh/Smt/Km) Designation From To 1. PN Reddy Jt Dir DRDO DRDO HQs as Director 2. Ranbir Singh Jt Dir DRDO DRDO HQs as Director 3. T Chandra Banu Jt Dir GS Br. DRDO HQs as Director 4. Vanali Sharma Dy Dir GS Br. DRT, Jaipur as Asstt Registrar 5. Abhay Singh Dy Dir CAO NHAI as Manager (Admn) 6. Kundan Kumar SO GS Br. AIIMS as Admin Officer 7. Yogesh Dwivedi SO CAO ISTM as Asstt Director 8. AK Singh SO DGQA BIFR as Bench Officer

MAY THEIR SOULS REST IN PEACE! Sr No. Name (Sh/Smt/Km) Designation Office Date of

Demise 1. SK Dogra Assistant AG Br. 01.10.05 2. Shakti Kumar Coupon Clerk South Block Canteen 17.10.05 3. Naresh Chandra Assistant QMG Br. 01.11.05 4. Surender Singh Sr. Peon Air HQ 06.11.05 5. Mohinder Kumar Coupon Clerk DGAFMS Canteen 06.11.05 6. Ashok Kumar PA Naval HQ 09.11.05 7. Shiv Singh Halwai B/D1 Wing Sena

Bhawan Canteen 12.11.05

9. Rajendra Singh Daftry DGNCC 15.11.05 8. Bhagwat Bearer South Block Canteen 17.11.05 10. Rameshwar Prasad Section Officer Naval HQ 04.12.05 11. Suresh Kumar DPA DRDO 13.12.05 12. Musafir Assistant DRDO 15.12.05 13. Sant Ram Safaiwala Air HQ 20.12.05

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l'kL= lsuk eq[;ky; viuk l’kL= lsuk eq[;ky; ekuks dSyk’k ij gks jgk lq’kksfHkr f’ko dk f’koky; A vkehZ ,;j usoh ,oa varj lsok laxBu tSls Qwyksa ls lqlfTtr lqxaf/kr dksbZ miou ekyh gS ftldk la;qDr lfpo ¼izf’k½ ,oa eqizv dk;kZy; l’kLr lsuk eq[;ky; viuk l’kL= lsuk eq[;ky; A ckjg gtkj vf/kdkjh ,oa deZpkjh gSa blds Jfed fujarj dke djrk jgrk ;g fcYdqy dksykgy jfgr ftlds dk;Z ls xkSjokfUor gS lEiw.kZ j{kk ea=ky; l’kLr lsuk eq[;ky; viuk l’kL= lsuk eq[;ky; A lw;Z lk nedrk pkWan lk eqLdqjkrk dBksj ifjJe djrk u Fkdrk u dHkh gkjrk

j{kk ds bl izrhd dks fur ueu djrk Lo;a j{kd fgeky; l’kLr lsuk eq[;ky; viuk l’kL= lsuk eq[;ky; A

blds vkWaxu dh [kq’kcw xqykc ij Hkh Hkkjh gS lgu’khyrk o ijksidkfjrk esa ;g uhydaB tVk/kkjh gS lSfud vkSj vlSfud deZpkfj;ksa ls vkyksfdr gS ftldk vky;

l’kL= lsuk eq[;ky; viuk l’kL= lsuk eq[;ky;

------t;nhi dqekj cuthZ] v-Js-fy- lsuk fp= izHkkx

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INDEX OF CIRCULARS SENT OUT BY CAO(C&W) DURING OCT – DEC 2005

SUBJECT Cir No. DATE Typewriting Test for the Purpose of Drawal of Increment. 59/2005 18/10/2005

AFHQ/ISOs Athletic Meet 2005 – 2006. 60/2005 21/10/2005

Corrigendum of Establishment of the O/o AS(Trg) & CAO. 61/2005 21/11/2005 Festival Advance to Non-Gazetted Civilians Paid from Defence Services Estimates.

62/2005 24/11/2005

Performance of Duty as Controlling Officer/Ushering Officials.

63/2005 30/11/2005

Contribution to the Prime-Minister’s Relief Fund to the help of Earthquake victims.

64/2005 06/12/2005

Extension of AMA Dr IC Garg Samalakha (Haryana). 65/2005 08/12/2005

Extension of AMA Dr Vijay Sukhreja, Narela. 66/2005 16/12/2005

Invigilation duty for Civil Service (Preliminary) Exam, 2006 67/2005 22/12/2005 Extension of tenure of AMA Dr Surender Nath Gupta of Shahbad, Daulatpur

68/2005 29/12/2005

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Vol.VII No. 4 Published by CAO/Coord & Welfare, Office of AS(Trg) & CAO, R. No 44, ‘E’ Block Hutments, Min of Defence. Patrons : Sh. P K Rastogi, AS(Trg) & CAO Sh. H Khasnobis, Director(H) Editorial Board : Sh. P N Maulik, Dy CAO (TCW) Sh. P Sarath, Jt. Dir (TCW)

Sh. Prabhat Ross, AO (C&W) Editorial Asstt. : Sh. Anil V, UDC, CAO/C&W

√ Though every effort has been made to include information duly vetted by the concerned authorities, errors cannot be ruled out. The information contained in the Bulletin, therefore, may not be quoted as authority.

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CAO/E-1(B) – Winner of ‘Awards for Excellence Competition’ in CAO’s office for the year 2004-2005

Kabaddi Match in progress between Army HQ & ISOs Team

Release of “SAMWAD 2005” by AS(Trg) & CAO

AS(Trg) & CAO presenting award to a prize winner in Competitions held during Hindi Fortnight

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